davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-15
Ameryka.

W}asciwie wlelkq i nieprzy-
Jenna niespod1iar Ike sprawili
sergio wi wieznie w Nadaway
County W wiosce Marysvjlle.
Wiezienieiest W pobIizuSt.L Louis
W Stanie Missouri. W objadowa
godzine, gdy sam szeryf VIE
zniom ob)ady rozdawat, Jeden
z najsllniejszych wiezni6w, kill
ku uderzeniami p,escia powa-
1T go Ma ziemie / potem go
W cell zamkuat IA klucz
Prey tel okazy:: wszystkie
ptaszlki pouciekafy. Ten, kto-
ry szeryfa powalif, ia ostatku
uciek} z wlezienia i tego po-
strzelono. Pomilno to, powio-
dto mu sic uciec. Pot-m Una
lezlono go ma pot umarfego
Z upfywu xrwi, wkrzakach W le-
sic, kilka mil cd Marysville.
Szeryf lyle i stawiI dol. sto
nagrody "a uchwycenie zbie-
glych %wiezniow.
Chicago. Nieszczescie sta1o
sic wlelklc w dwoch kasz'ib-
sko-ppls'lich famillarh ma
North, Side Chicago W pa
rafil sw. Jozrfata. w swieto
NIep"knlanego Poczecla Mat
'i Bo,ll Il sgc b. IN. po po-
iudn!u. oNoio god1luy 3clej,
udnl" sly tech rhlopcuw
szkolnych na slahy Iod ably
sic lyzwowac. Ma North Side
sa w'elkie gleboI>'e dolly, ma
pelnione woda, gdzie ryby ~
J ia i gdzie cd niepamietnych
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-15
sLIJCIE ABoNAMENT "a, WIARusAs

Brooklyn 5 Grudnia 81,
Dnia II LlStopada, o godz.
a7mej rano, zasnaf w Bogu
zaopatrzony sw. Sakramenta-
mi pc szesciotygodniowej cho-
robie, nasz czcigudny i wielce,
lubiany cd wszystkich SIP. Ks.
Stanisfaw Ma1ciukowski, Pro-
boszcz paratfii rolsknej sw.
Kazlmlersa w Brook]ynie. -
Zwloki zmarlego K"plana
wprowadzono wieczorem do
koscioia, gdzie " Ks. Chowa-
nice %przemowif rozezulonemi
sfowy, i wydobyt sic z wszyst.
kich p1ersi place. 4alosny, Try
rzesiste pokry}y twarze zgro-
madzonych parafian, = a ser
ca czu}y wiell<a strate tax
zacrego kapfana. NazAjntrz
80 Listopada, pc solennem
nabo2enstwie odprcwa1zcno
ciafo IA cmentarz / ziozpno
WYNN samym g%robowcu
gdzie spoczywajq zwfoki sw.
p. KS. NIedzlelskiego ma
Cmentar1u ma + t Busz.
Sw. p, Ks, Marcinkowski
rodzony dnia s Maja, 1852
roku W Poznaniu, = wysw G.
cony ma kar}ana 2 Sierpnia,
1880 +. w Parydu. Objql Pa
ratiq nasza pred Anna laty i
W tym czasie wyplac'i dlugu
okolo 5000, dolarow; zostawli
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-15
Okret utonaf.
POdaiemy fin hI,isxe

Podajemy tn bl,isze szczeg6ty
o rozb'ciu sic okretu ,,scholten"..
W nocy o godz'nio ;edenastej
nadrfynaf holender-ki okret
nSch"lten" 2 Rotcrdamu do. mad
morskiego miasta nhgielak lego Do
yer. Noe byla cicmna, W gestej
msle ME byfo mo1ra widz;ec ma
k'lka krokdw pred SODA. Ma okre-
Gle holsn1ers'tim bylo 800 ludzi;
b,li to *ychodicy udajac -ie do
A%meryki, ktdrzy o tax p6zmsj po-
RE leapll ju7 pc wiekszej ezesci
W fotach czyll v kujach. Naraz
uczull ogromne wstrzasnienie i DO
sfyszeii przrrazajacy hak j trzask
faml2cego sic pod MIN; okretu..
Gdy wybiegIi ma pokfad pre-
str; szonl, dowiedzieli sic, IL inny
otret wjechut ma n;ch . boku.
wybit dniure W holender.kim ok
recie i 10 ME ma ratunku. ho.
okret pod mimi szybko tonic.
s'rach to nieopisany ogarna}
bledakow. Wieksza czesc ludzi
tych powaryowafa zupetnie z pre-.
r%azenla, re ME wiedzieli co robia
i co sig 2 mimi dzieje. Jedni krsy-
cell, drudzy plakali, trzeci rz1cali
sic ku w~szystkim stronom, inni
znow spicwali i Small sic. albo
modlili SIG g}osno, to znow rauca-
Ii sic ma innych i trzymali sic tvch
SLIME, jakby ieh zadusic chcieli.
Natkl chwvta}y dzicci i sciska}y
.je, gniotac prawic ma smier6 W
swoich objeciach. Tylko przytom-
niejsi rzncali sig W morxe, zimne
od l"d" i chwytali sic plywajacych
roznych desck. belek i wszc]k;cb
przedmiotow Z tonacego okrctu.
W ten spos6b zgine}o COS ma
100 l'dz', reszte wyratowa}y }odzie
nadp}ywajacc \ pomoca.
Pokazafo sic, 70 okryt angiol-
SKI na%zwiskiem ROSA Mary" ia
dae W tel ciemncj mgle, wjecha}
ma s'ecl rybackie. Obawiajac sic
zas zehy 90 rybacy ME poznali luli
"a nm me vog"nili i ME fantowas
H. pocz4f jechac szybko, ably uciea
l przytcm wjecha} W box holenI
dcrsklemu, przcz co tax okropna
stafo sin nics@czescic.
Zwykle 6w h~olcndcrski okrot
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-15

przysotowa} sic do slubu ! wese-
la. zaprosit mnostwo gosci i ma
wet samego cesurza chod tylko
pfotno Mat W kieszeni.
- Ra1a bedzie i rada bye
must tax pocisszaf samego siebie.
Nastepnej nocy o godzinie
l2tej stoja ma otwartcm poIu oba],
on i banker IL r O. Nitbo by
TO czyste n pole otwarte bez krza-
k6w, dom6w, row6w, gwiazdy ME,
bieskie ~oswierafy scene.
Brzuchom6wca chytry, znajac
sic dobrze ma swej ,ztuce, ami ma
krok MIC dat bankierowi spokoju.
Gfos grrbowy nasladnjacy ME
~boszczyka OLGA onegos trapii go
nieustannie.
= Przeklety bedziesz, .jeaeEi
ME uczynisz tegu, co ia, Ouch tive
60 OLGA, cd ciebie tadam. Patrz
SIG, jezeli ME dasz sto tysiecy
frankow ma uw"lnienie jehcow
Characterization, ktorzy so W reku
Turkow. tpze Madejowe ola Gle
bic zaw-ze gotowe, tam SO pos
tame brzytwy i noze!
Jeki dochod1ify do S BAN
kiera ostupia'cgo cd strachu
ma gtos sztuczny brzucho-
m6wcy = gfosy krewnyoh i zna-
jomych, ktorzy JUL W grobach
spoczywuli. - Ratuj OLGA, ratuj
60 3 max czyscowych, DO mosesz,
DO masz pieniadze. Daj sto tysi9-
cy frank6w IL zaraz bedzio on
miat wieczny odpoczynek, q ty
take bedziesz woInym cd kary
piekta zurzut6w sumien;a No zie-
Clos srobowy, nasladuja jak-
by duchu nieboszczHka ojca, zakli-
nat go ma samego Boga i wszyst-
kich s~ietyoh, ably go ratowa} z
ognia czyseowego.
Przcje:y strnchem i rozpucza,
chciwy banker Korno p}aczli-
wynn girsem ~przyrzekt duchowi
OLGA s~ego. 10 zapfaci sto tysiecy
frankow ma recc Ludwika Bra
bant pod warunkiem, b duchy 60
wiecej trapic pie beda. Przyrze-
czenio na~stapifo.
Korno, wziawszy %przyJaciela
do domu, wyptaci ~szy mu sto ty-
siecy fiunk6w, rubii rozmaitc gies.
ty rekoma i nogami. Prawii ME
stnor1one rzeczy, ciagIe ozmu
wlaiac 2 duchami, talk il bvto wi.
doeznem, &c chciwiec rzeczywiscie
ZWafyOWat.
Luaw'k Brabant, odebrawszy
pienladze, poiechaf DO Paryza i
lam wyprawif swietno niety lko
lrabiowskie, lecz prawie ksiaze-
CO wesele, zyjac szczesliwie 2
swoja ubostwiona Joanna.
RzeczywIstych brzuchom6w-
COW jest mafo ma swiecie, ;.le Jest
rzecza udowodnlona, 1e tacy ist-
nieja. Jest to sztuka nad%naturalna
movie b%rzuchem, ME otwierac ust
j niepotrzebujac jezyka, mowiac
gfosem podziemnym gdyby z skle-
pu Tub 2 studnl.
~, -.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-15

"A h@Jl y
czasow CLINE kopano ma &C.
gle Lod deszczem i sloncem
skruszony zarwaf sic dwoch
chfopcow, synowle bardzp po-
rzqdnych rodzicow, zarwafo
sic i utoneto. Inni chfopcy
szkolm. jedyni Swiadkowie
straszuego wypxdku, zrob'li
lSrzyk Hielki, ma kt6ry wielu
~starszych ludzi przybylo. Trze-
ciego JUL nspof umariego Edo.
iano wyratowa6. Dwoch wy
ciagnefa policya z gfebokiej
wodnej dziury JUL ME zy-
wycE.
Imiona ch]opakow utopio-
nych So: Jan Grynai An
toni s IN j k $ k i, o.
boje okoio lat Ii i IL, miesz.
kajacy " ulicy Perry, blisko
polskiego kosciola.
Jakoba Gr.na, lat IL, bra.
ia utopicnego Jana, zdolano
wyratowaG. Ojciec Anton:ego
Szemikowskiego, prawie pred
dwoma laty utracif zyc,e IA
gfa smlercia W browarni Bran.
ia, gdzie ogromnemi masami
niespodzian'e spadajqcy z 60
ry jeczmieh go zadusif. Po-
greb topielcow obdyf sic W
sobote przeszfa w kosciele sw.
Jozefata PREY nieutulonym
p1acul rodzicow, krewnych,z na-
jomych / nieomal caiej paratii.
Anarchisci i sccyaliSci jak
wichrzyli dotad, to teraz pc
pOWle2zenlu prZewGdnlkOW
czterech W Chicago tenn gor-
liwiej mad obaleniem dzisiej
szych stosunkow pracuja. Clio
why ich przewodnik John
Most W Nowym Yorku W
plerwszej irtancyi zostaf o.
sadzony ma ,ieden rok do do.
mu poprawy do 81 n g;
lecz 9go IN. b. puszczono 60
ma wclnosc "a kaucya piecu
tvsiecy dol, ktora pa"i Ida
Hotfi.ann "a niego stawi1a.
OwJch czterech wisielcow w
Chicago ieszcze dotad ME po-
chowano, gdy& bndu]q mu-
ruja ola Mich ma niemlecko-lu-
tessIum cmentarzu | d
h i III wspaniafy sarkotag.
Urzadzono W Chicago ma Gel
budowli z strony anarchystow
bal i koncert okazafY. Przewo-
dnicy udali sic do majora
miasta p. Rookie, proszqc go 0
pozwolenic s~przedarzy wodki,
wilma i piwa. Major 3ada} CA
su do namyslu do godziny
piatej wieczorem. 0 golzinie
pierwszej pc pofudniu nagle
p. Rookie Chicago opuscif, u
dajqc sic do Wa>hlngtonu, a
anarchisci opusclli o godzinie
piqtej ratusz. Podobno ME po-
slada]a sic z gniewu ia majo-
ra miasta.
Prey wiereeniu artestyjskiej
stu1ni szesG mil Cd miasta
st. Antonio w Texas, 800
stop g}eboko W zlemi, traffic
no ia obhte zrood1o oleju skal-
nego - [keresyny]. Ten olej
jest bardz" czysty, wynaie-
zienie onegoz sprawifo wielka
radost pomiedzy ludnoscia W
Stanie Texas.
Napad ma pociqg ko!ejowy
w Arkansas. - Littl e
Rock. Ark. dnia 9 gr'adnia W
nocy mad ranem II mil cd
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-15

mielenie ubogich ludzi zdobyf.
Korno, staruszek be lac eagle
chorym, byt ~trapiony zgryz"tami
sumieniu. Brabant z tym bankis-
rem zrecznie umlaf sic zapozna6
a navel przyjazni6 sic. Pewncgo
dnia, gdy obaj nospoiu sisdzieli i
pc pr1yJacivl>ku rozmawiaIi, skie-
rowdf rozmowN na sprawy rel'glj-
pe, mowlono o potworach, zfNch
~duchach, o struszkach, o niebie,
pickle i o okropnych m~eczarniach
pc smierci katdego bogatego oan.
ki,ra. Przy tel rozmowic nastapita
pauza; DO K orn wiasnie male.
wal vino do szklanek. Maggie o.
de1wa& sic grobowy gtos; polobny
do gtosu n~ieboszczyka OLGA BAN
kiera:
- Synu moi! Synu mol!
Wvzw6l mnie, oJca twogo, z ok
ropnych max czysciowych. Duj
natychmiant twemu wiernemu PREY.
iuc elowi Ludwikowi Brabant sto
tysiecy f%rankow, kt6re II ciebie
So tylko bagatelka malta. On obro-
ci te pieniadze ma wykupienie
Characterization niewolnikow, kt6.
rzy jccza W pojmaniu u Turkow!
Przeruz"ny banker X I'm o
upuscit butelke z winem ma po.
sadzke, d stodki nektar rozlaf sic
ma wszystkie strony. Stat na miej-
scu yak z elektryzowany a gf"s
taJemniczy, grobowy, ozwa} sic
powtornie W te stowa:
Synu moi, synu moi! Gdy
ME u-tuchnsz giosu mojego, be-
dziesz przeklety, poloIa cie ma
}o4e Madejowe, uslane brzytwami
{ nozami Ia krzywdy ludzkis pie
kfo ciobie czcka. Kara doczesna
W stu tysiecy frankow opiac 81
TIVE grzechy juz ma tym swiecie.
Wyzwol jehcow turcckich, a jp
bede vyzwolony! Jestem duchem
Twego OLGA, klory ci skurby pc
smierci za>tawlt!
Wiadoma rzcza Jest, 10 starry
banker, wichfucz, cygan ,oszukaniec
juz q natury jest rodstepnym. Ia
Hi cztowirk nikomu ME wierzy
i aawet wtasnego cienia sic l,,ka
to Same bytoz chciwcem oszukan.
Gem, naszym bankierem, Dodaf
sobie odwagi i rzekt do ducha
m6wiac:- Duchu mego OLGA, ME
wien, czy mann ci wier1yc, co
m5wis1? Swiat dzisiejszy jest "a
nadto obtudnym, nlkomu ME vie
RE DO nawet mojs sciany maja
uszy. Me wien nawet, czy We
snie lub ma jawie do mnie mowisz,
tax dalece jestem interesaml zale.
ty, bo kazdy cztowick mn oszu-
kuje. Co do m"ich sknrbow, to
duchu mego OLGA, me wierz temu.
sto tysiecy f'ankow Me jest muia
bugatvla. Wierzaj nj, IL ~ So
teraz ciezkie easy.
Wreck omy duch OLGA m to
odpowledzlat:'
Idz jutro Z mym poFnomocni-
klein, pauem Ludwikiem Brahant
" nocy, punkt o l2tej godzin'e,
"a Mast" ma nasze pole. Tam ME
masz am domu, ami rowu, ani
zadncgo krzaku. Obaczysz tam tyl-
ko otwarte pole i niebo u gNiaZ-
DAM. Tam ma samotnosci u~styszy-z
gtos moi i zaklinam clebie ma ME
bo, ziemie i pickle, abys stuchai
rozknxu mego!
Udujac bardzo zatrwo&onego
i p~rzvlektego c%z}owieka, siedziat
Ludw,k Brnbant nieruchomy nu
krzesle. Zerwaf sic maggie ma row
ne nogi i rzekf do chorego / pod
stepnego bankiera.
- Musimy siuchac rozkazu
niewidzinlnego duchn, chocia3 tc
Jest okropna rzecza, o pol n"cy
udad sic ma otwarte pole, n" r"z-
move z duchem nieboszczyka OLGA
Prosze mice odwage, ~rrzeciez be-
die mas tam dwochl
Chytry brzuchom6wca wtas
Mo tylko czekaf ma to chwIle zez
wolenia ma owa schadzke o pol
nocy, " celu rozmowy duchrm
Wychedzac 2 domu chciwego ban
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-15

wrocifa, trzymajac butelke W
ceku, W ktorej sic n,ezwykfy
ptyn znsjdowaf. Would be -
mfoda PAM W mgnieniu Okla
wylala ow pfyn ma kochanka.
Byf to witryole;, ktory zeszpe'
cit i spalil twarz kuchanka.
Prawdopodobnle ME znaj die
en- JUL wiecej kochanki, a9y
mogl sic o2enic. CIekawa be
die rzeczq, jakiej satisfakcyi
niesfychanie obrazony kocha-
mex cd bogate] Xantippy "a
zada.
Erie Pa. w. Jonesa w}ascl-
ciela St. Cload hotelu napadli VIE
czorem rozoojnicv, zabrali mu pie
niadze a jego smiertelnie ranill.
Znaleziono go lezacego W ka}uzy
krwi prawie bez zycia. Sprawcow
ME od~naleziono. Jonesa %jeszcze WI
dziano o godzinie 7mej wieczorem
W blurze. Niedfugo potem Fam
knieto drzwi i swiat}a p%ogaszono.
Pozno w nocy str62 sfyszac jeki
wychodzace z biura, kt6r. IN
w}asciciel zwyk1 przebywaG, odem-
knd przemoca drzwi i z%nalaz}
w}asciciela domu w stanio zupe}~
ME niepoczytalnym, z ust jego .po
pewnym czasie wydoby}y sic s}o-
wa: ,,Dw6ch ludzi to uczyni}o."
Zbrodnia ia pope}niona zosta}a W
najludniejszej czesci miasta, gdzie
setki ludzi p~rzechodzi przez ulice.
Jones liczy} so lat i by} cz}onkiem
towarzystwa Zjednoczonych robot
nlkoW.
Jersey City, N. j. John Teeny,
policyat, przyby} do salonu W
Union Hall, i usiad} PREY stole, pi-
JAG szklanke piwa. Gdy W TEN ia
kis, niewysledzony do tego czasu
cz}owiek, rzuci} bombe pod st6f,
PREY kt6rym siedzia} Teeny. Bonn
ba eksplodowafa i rani1a Tecnego
bardzo niebezpiecznie, niszczac "a
razem czesc mieszkania. Pred ME
Jakim czasem aresztowal Teeny
ma zebraniu anarchistow Eiebena,
! z tad pada ma Mich podejrzenie.
Z. wielu miejscowoset donosza
o dose dokuczliwej zimie. w oko-
licy st. Paul, srozy}a sic zeszlego
tygodnia zawieja %sniezna, kt6ra
bardzo utrudni}a komunikacye ko-
lejowa. Il Dakoty i Wyoming pi-
sza o ostrej zimie. w Iowa spadi
wielki snieg. Ma jeziorach amery-
kahskich szala}y W zesz}ym tygo-
dniu burzc. Blizko Cheeboygan,
rozbi} sic stack ,,Albany,', caly
}adunek u%tona}, majtkowie zdo}ali
zycie uratowac!-Przy Bots Blanc
Island roztrzaska}a SIG barka,, Mout-
gomery."
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sL1JclE ABoNAMENT "a w1ARUsA.
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GEN D. H. STRoTHER. many Old ana hht-
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zines m*#
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those pages-he has been but little heard OF
In the public prints the past dozen years, and
after life of interesting events lives quletiy
I'm his old Virginia holne-ali artist, an au-
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then for five years a soldier in defenSeiof his
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on the other side, and still later diplomat
for period OF seven years, and now plain
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life in this quaint old place that has long been
SO dear to him. He has twice been married,
and has two children. His eldest is the wife
of John Brisban Walker, formerly brilliant
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am convinced that was born about the hour
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1916, and am consequently 70 years of age.
weigh 160 pounds in my summer toggery,
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Gen David Hunter Strother was born IN
Virginia. His father, who had been an Off
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independence Of thought, with stern, nm
compromising sense OF duty, and was some
what unhappy over the artistic tendencies dis
nlayed by his on'v bc-. Nevertheless, be
sent his son to New Aork, where he y rs
taken in charge by Professor Morse. then q
somewhat erratic artist, afterwards to become
the famous inventor of the telegraph. Later
on trip TO Europe was made, and four yenrs'.
study in Rome and other European countries
hroadened the culture of the Young man and
~ave opportunities to Youth naturally OF ~,
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superstitious Cinnamon.

Chinese laborers viii not work in the big
CANYON through which the Cascades division
Of the Northern Pacific road runs. because
several Cinnamon have been killed there.
They think that it is inhabited by devils with
strong anti Chinese sentiments. Nine China
men were killed there some time ago by fall
ing trees, and ten collins were sent up. This
was looked upon as bad omen by the
Chinese, sndi they were very uneasy as long
as the spare coffin lay around camp L was
not long till a rnnlpus occurred and Cnina-
man was shot. The Chinese thought that
this death had been brought about in order
that the odd coffin might be llled, and they
concluded 10 leave the place, and cannot be
induced to go back. New York Sun
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erai years ago, and it was not long before
Anthony followed him.


Maj. Poore has very accomplished wife,
and she is the daughter of one of the oldest
families of Georgetown. She has been
great aid to the major in his work, and she
Helps him in hunting up references and in
taking charge of his newspaper clippings.
She is a fine looking lady, with dark hair and
rosy features. She thinks everything of the
major and watches after his health as care
fully as though he We're 10 years Of age in-
stead of 81. .ln..
Maj. Poore's literary work has covered a
wide range and it is safe to say that his ar
ticles have been quoted in every newspaper
in the United States. He wrote for years for
The Boston Journal, and of late his letters
have gone into The Boston Budget and The
Providence Journal. His signature Perley is
. better known in New England thap perhaps
that Of any other correspondent, and the
manuscript that he has turned out in his
generation of newspaper work would almost
carpet the state of New York.
FRANK G.. CARPENTER
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of "Port. Cl.ayoil"
gave tt, the readers
ot thirty years iigo.
The d elig htfnl
crayon sketches
and the still more
delightful dds,'rip-
tiolis of southern
life which appear.
ed, mainly in the
Ha,per's, over the
nom de plume OF
" Porte Crayoll,"
way back i'll the
fifties, are still well
re III e III bei'eti by
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"PoRTE cRAYoN."
Gen. David Hunter Strother, q Quiet
Virginia Gentleman.
!Special Correspondence
REPKEI.Ey SPRINGS Va Nav OF


Especial Correspondence.
BERKELEY SPRINGS, Va, May 81.
A few miles east of this well known south
ezn resort, in the adjoining county of Berkeley
and in a small place of the same name, there
resides venerable looking man, with broad,
white whiskers and face full of dignifed in-
tellectualty, who was a quarter of a century
ago one Of the best known and most popular
writers in this country. His name is D. H.
Strother, the literary and artistic "Porte
Crayol" of years gone by. He has the dis
tinction of being the orig inator of sketchy
illustrations, such as are now used i'll all OF
the magazines a'h leading periodicals of the
country. and tine work of his graphic crayon
made him famous long before many Of the
leading newspaper artists of to-day were out
of their artistic swaliiing clothes. The
younger generation of renders can scarcely
realize or understand the pleasure tile name
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PLYMOUTH, Eng, May 5.
DEAR EDIToR-When in the course of hui
man events it becomes needcessary for an'Am-
erican statesman, having the interests OF his
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JEDGE WAXEM ABROAD.
THE CONGRESSMAN FROM WAYBAck
TRAVELS IN FOREIGN LANDS.
Accompanied by Mandy, His Wife, He
Sets Sail from New York for England.
His Experience by Land and by Sea
Told by Himself.
[Snecial C,nrresnondence. !

Especial Correspondence
Jedge Wabash @. Waxeni, member Of congress
from Wayback, on the Hell for Sarten river,
IS one of the most popular pen creations
of The present time. He was discovered
by Mr. W. j.. hampton, and his obserya-
HoAs on men ansseesehts have become strong
ssasul'e OF The washington Critic, with which
bright newspaper Mr.. Hampton is CON
nected, during the session. Mr.. hampton
is at present in England, ard will pass the
summer there and ON the continent. Arrange
ments have been made with Mr.. hampton by
number of papers for the publication OF series
of letters entitled "Jedge Waxem Abroad" OF
which the following is the first, this paper icing
among those to which the letters will be sent, 1t
is hoped that the 'Jedge' will find much to in
terest the ''Wayback" congressional mind. and
that he will tell it in the same entertaining
style that has characterized his letters to The
Washington Critic
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Brsedstut1s and ProyisIonr.

NEw Yong, Angus. p.-Flour, receipts Is e6s
,95l barrels and 1926 sacks; market
more nc!iyo; sales 81 900 barrels; superGna western
and state g Gpas IS common to choice white wheat
western 81 %: fancy do! 81 t5a4 90, common to
COOL cttra 81 90i common 10 choice extra st LOWS
q lbai %; pa ent Mtnnesota extra good 10 prime
81 scat b0 choice TO double extra 81 60a4 S. Wheat
receipts 8lSei bushels; exports OS7 bushels; spot
lots ,Aaho higher options weak: sa!es 1874, 900
bushels Of futures and $4,000 busheg Of spot: No.
Chicago 77Aa1'55sc: ungr!ded sprine $50; nngrad.
cd red 72.7S7; No g red !6se; No. white Sc; No.
2 r,d August 79s79kc. closing at 79Ac: september
79laso5sc, closing at ssc; October aslSc. clos.
Ing at size: November S21ssssc closing 1t $50;
Dscembei s:slaSl1sc, closing Ut Si7so. January SD
closing at 9v5zc: June = 0l1Ia9o,ic, cIo,Ing al
90334c. s. Corn, .pot lots Aalho hisner but
quiet options closing firm; receipts 80 40 bushels;
exports 397t bushes; GALES sis 600 bushels Of "a.
lures and 1000 bushels OF spot; SPIT ASa43Sc; No
August is4e; september 4,Isalg13fsc, closing at
4sHo; October 4951%a5o1sso closing al 5o3sse: No.
ysmber bos5lAc, closing at 5i3te: January 5l14s
$500 Oats Aas+c higher; receipts 72,O00 bush,
elsi exports oH,0N bushels; mixed western 82a